Which EV Wins? Mahindra XEV 9e vs Tata Harrier EV – Full Comparison

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Electric vehicles are rapidly growing in popularity in India, with more and more buyers looking for eco-friendly options without compromising on power or comfort.

Two very strong names that have been launched in India recently have been in the news – Mahindra XEV 9e and Tata Harrier EV.

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Both EVs look very futuristic, have a lot of features and are built for Indian roads, but they cater to slightly different tastes and needs.

In this article, we take a closer look at the performance, design, technology or price of each SUV – so that you can decide which SUV is better for your lifestyle in this exciting EV era.

Mahindra XEV 9e vs. Tata Harrier EV – Full Comparison

Feature Mahindra XEV 9e Tata Harrier EV
Starting Price (Ex-showroom) ₹21.90 lakh ₹21.49 lakh
Top Variant Price ₹30.50 lakh (approx.) ~₹27–28 lakh (estimated)
Battery Capacity 59 kWh / 79 kWh 65 kWh / 75 kWh
Range (Claimed) Up to 656 km (MIDC) Up to 627 km (MIDC), 480–505 km real-world
Charging Time (Fast Charge) 20–80% in ~20 mins (180 kW DC) 250 km range in 15 mins (1.5C charging)
Power Output Up to 286 PS 396 PS (Dual Motor: 158 PS front + 238 PS rear)
Torque ~345 Nm 504 Nm
0–100 km/h Acceleration ~6.8 seconds 6.3 seconds
Drivetrain RWD / AWD (variant dependent) RWD & QWD (Dual Motor AWD)
Drive Modes Multiple (Eco, City, Sport) Eco, City, Sport, Boost (QWD)
Terrain Modes Not specified 6 modes incl. Sand, Mud, Rock, Snow
Infotainment Screen Up to 43″ triple-screen dashboard 14.53″ Harman QLED screen (world’s first)
Sound System Premium (Harman Kardon) JBL Black 10-speaker with Dolby Atmos
Autonomous Features Smart cabin features e-Valet, Auto Park Assist, Reverse Assist, Summon Mode
Camera & View 360° surround camera 540° Clear View Assist + Transparent Mode
ADAS (Safety Tech) Yes, limited details Level 2 ADAS – 20+ features
Airbags Likely 6 7 airbags (including knee airbag)
Boot Space ~663 litres 502L (expandable to 999L) + 35L frunk
V2L / V2V (Power Sharing) Not mentioned Yes – power other devices or EVs
Sunroof Panoramic Voice-assisted panoramic sunroof

1. Power & Performance

  • Tata Harrier EV
    Dual-motor AWD (158 PS front + 238 PS rear) delivers 396 PS and a punch from 0–100 km/h in 6.3 s.

  • Mahindra XEV 9e
    RWD layout with either a 59 kWh (231 PS) or 79 kWh (286 PS) battery pack. The higher-spec does 0–100 km/h in about 6.8 s.

Verdict: Harrier EV holds the edge on outright acceleration and AWD traction.


2. Range & Charging

  • Harrier EV packs 65 kWh and 75 kWh options, with the 75 kWh AWD claiming 622 km (MIDC), real-world ~480–505 km; regenerates a claimed 250 km in just 15 min of DC charging.

  • XEV 9e offers 59 kWh and 79 kWh packs; the bigger one claims an impressive 656 km (MIDC).

Jack to wall charge: XEV 9e supports up to 180 kW DC (20–80% in ~20 min), Harrier caps at 120 kW (20–80% in ~25 min).

Verdict: On paper, XEV 9e wins the range game and faster charging; Harrier follows closely.


3. Dimensions & Practicality

  • XEV 9e is longer (4,789 mm vs. Harrier 4,607 mm), and offers a larger cabin volume with a 663 L boot.

  • Harrier EV is wider and taller—more stance and road presence—and claims superior ground clearance and wading ability.

Verdict: XEV 9e plays the spacious-classy card; Harrier goes rugged.


4. Design & Features

  • XEV 9e sports futuristic aesthetics: flush handles, full-width LED strip, glass panoramic roof, triple-screen setup (43″ dashboard), heads‑up display, Harmon Kardon 16-speaker audio, and a suite of connected ‘smart cabin’ apps. Read more about the Top 10 Hero-Features of Mahindra XEV 9e

  • Harrier EV blends muscular SUV styling with EV cues—blanked grille, aerodynamic wheels—and focuses on usability: panoramic sunroof, 14.3″ QLED touchscreen, 10-speaker system, 360° surround cameras with transparent under‑car view, e‑valet and park assist modes, plus 7 airbags and Level 2 ADAS. Read more about Tata Harrier EV 2025  and its Top 10 Most Advanced Features. 

Verdict: The XEV 9e aims for luxury tech; the Harrier emphasises rugged practicality and off-road savviness.


5. Price & Variants

  • Harrier EV starts at ₹21.49 lakh (ex-showroom).

  • XEV 9e kicks off at ₹21.90 lakh and stretches up to ₹30.50 lakh for the 79 kWh variant.

Verdict: Harrier wins on entry price and AWD trim value, while XEV offers more range and features at higher trims.


Final Take

  • Choose Mahindra XEV 9e if you:

    • Want the longest EV range in the segment (656 km).

    • Crave tech-rich cabin—massive screen, audio system, HUD.

    • Value sleek, coupe‑SUV styling and premium feel.

  • Opt for Tata Harrier EV if you:

    • Seek performance and handling with AWD traction.

    • Need off-road prowess—better clearance & rugged build.

    • Prefer practical tech: transparent underbody view, e‑valet, park assist.

    • Appreciate upfront affordability and strong safety credentials.

The showdown between the Mahindra XEV 9e and Tata Harrier EV isn’t just about specs—it highlights different EV philosophies:

Pick the Tata Harrier EV if:

  • You want rugged performance, real-world range, and top-tier comfort and safety.

  • You often travel on mixed terrain and appreciate intelligent features.

Choose the Mahindra XEV 9e if:

    • You care more about a longer range, fast charging, and a premium urban look.

    • You like having screen-heavy interiors and a sleek design.

Ultimately, both SUVs are excellent in their own right. The decision depends on your needs: adventure and tech fusion with the Harrier EV, or urban elegance and range mastery with the XEV 9e.

Rahul Kumar

Rahul Kumar is a writer and editor at Electric Vehicle Info with over four years of experience. He holds a B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering and is pursuing a Master’s in Electric Vehicle Technology, blending technical expertise with clear, informative content on EV trends.

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